The Clayton on trumpet.
The
green on trombone.
O.C.
Johnson on drums.
Little
Jazz, Roy Eldridge on trumpet.
Buster Bailey on clarinet.
The
greatest stars of jazz in America on the
television jazz show that reaches the
largest audience in the world, over 30
nations.
Stuff Smith on violin.
Harry
Sherford on vibes.
Special
Harry Sherford tonight.
Johnny
Guarneri on piano.
Sensational new vocalist, Bill Henderson
tonight.
Speaking of great jazz, fabulous George
Yald is over there on the sax and the
boys are ready for excitement.
Here we go on jazz party right now.
George
I'm a
I'm
Well, I've just been looking forward to having Bill Henderson here to join in with the fun.
Bill, if you've got something to do, we've got the men who will do it with you.
Baby, won't you please come home?
Your daddy's all alone
I have tried in vain
Never no more to call your name
Baby, you broke my heart
I never thought that we would part
But every hour of the day
You can hear me say
Baby, won't you please come home?
Cause your daddy is all alone
I have tried in vain
Never no more to call your name
Baby, you know you broke my heart
I never thought that we would part
But every hour of the day
You can hear me say
Baby, won't you please come home?
Come home
Bill Henderson, here at a jazz party.
This is Art Ford, in case you came in late. This is Westinghouse playing host to America's greatest jazz stars.
And across the world, through Armed Forces Television, this little rat race is reaching 30 nations, our boys in the armed forces, all those different countries.
From Washington, D.C., playing about 15 years, worked with Earl Father Hines, Illinois Jack Kett, Ella Fitzgerald, Billy Eckstein, Diana Washington, just about anybody who wants a good man on drums.
We have Mr. Ossie Johnson. Ossie, do you hear me? I want to hear you.
I want to hear you.
Yeah!
Ha ha ha! Ossie! Ossie Johnson! Yes sir!